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Increase AI Impact in IT: Shift from Point to Enterprise Requires Investment

AI is best applied where there are high volumes of consistently structured problems with patterns within domains, and where individuals have high levels of technical competency. There is no surprise...

Gonzalo Verdugo

The Hidden Workforce Risk of AI

What happens when AI replaces the beginners, but we still need experts? AI is boosting productivity today. But it may be breaking the talent pipeline for tomorrow....

Dennis Mulryan

“The Rhyme of Tomorrow” — How Would an AI Mark Twain View Attempts at Predicting the Future?

Former Harvard professor Jim Ware shared a story of an equestrian invention that shaped the world. Change management author Sheila Cox offered an insightful quote attributed to Mark Twain. Former...

Charles Symons

Should We Be Worried About Artificial Intelligence?

The hype about AI is alarming, especially for Seniors. This prompted development of a presentation on ‘Should we be worried about AI?’, aiming to help people understand AI and hopefully...

Digital & IT Management Team

Orchestrating Non-Profits Through Transformational White-Water: Part 2

This second entry in our blog series continues to explore how non-profits (NPs) can navigate the rapids of transformational change as they seek to thrive, find relevance, and survive....

Digital & IT Management Team

Orchestrating Non-Profits Through Transformational White-Water: Part 1

Facing the transformation required for growth, thriving, and even survival, the non-profit finds itself in a white-water rapids situation. The team is ill prepared, unsure of its roles, and challenged...

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